DECODER is an LGBTQIA+ artist-led organisation based in Cornwall (First est. as The Penthouse in Manchester 2012), led by artists Rosanne Robertson and SHARP, expanding the ‘Queer gaze’.
Data expert Reema Vadoliya introduces three sessions about how artists and creative organisations can use data.
High Streets Heritage Action Zones are a nationwide funding programme, managed by Historic England designed to support physical improvements, community engagement, and cultural activities that will regenerate historic high streets.
As artist in residence at Artist House 45, Beeston in 2019, Silvia Liebig explored the local area and its residents with the Being Beeston Projekt.
In March 2014, East Street Arts annual member’s trip visited Barcelona, with a schedule organised by artist Hondartza Fraga, who also acted as guide to the group of 20.
East Street Arts have teamed up with Counter Culture to investigate potential solutions to issues in the art world surrounding contracts.
Michael Barnes-Wynters (AKA Barney) is a graphic artist and producer, we spoke to Barney to discuss his inspirations, what’s happening in Hull, and where his work is heading next.
Natasha Clarke is a young artist and curator, currently studying at Leeds Arts University for an MA in Curation Practices.
Earlier in 2020 East Street Arts was invited to work with Doncaster’s Economic Development Team on an ambitious plan to support the local creative community alongside their Future High Streets capital redevelopment project.
Between 2013 and 2014 artist Selina Thompson explored the cultural and social debate surrounding black hair, and how it contributes to our understanding of black identity.
Meet the artists and arts organisations that make up our Guild programme.
A warm welcome to our Artist Researcher and Artist Educator Kremena and Rosie.
